..that life is so short? I think about it often. It impacts me a lot because in 10 years my parents will be 70 and it's kinda scary to think about what may happen. Life's too short for negativity. Although, negativity helps us keep our feet on the ground, dwelling on it just gets exhausting. Instead, what do you have that makes you happy? I'd like to know something you're grateful for. If you wanna troll, you may but I just am curious. XD no matter how small it is. Like, I was starving earlier and I go out to look for food and boom there's a food market with cheap food. (I really like saying boom.) So let me know! And I'll end this with a quote from a movie I love: "Your life is an occasion. Rise to it."
Yes, I realize life is extremely short. After loosing my mom in 2010 and my dad just turning 60, along with me being extremely sick lately. but just gotta take one day at a time.
What I have...? My dreams. The thought that maybe one day I'll succeed in life and that I'll reach all of my goals make me happy. Dreaming gives me hopes in life. So folks, as what OP said, always be happy, never lose hope, never give up and specially.. always "Keep movin' forward." ??
I just realized my parents are nearly 55. One more year for my father, 2 more for my mother. When they're 60, I'll be turning 25 and my sister will be 21. That's actually sort of a distressing thought. Anyway, something happy that's important to me. College and work are both important to me. I'm glad that I can see my goals coming into place at such a rapid speed.
I am grateful for my siblings. I am one of six and only grew up with one of my sisters as my parents were separated, but after my 6 year old brother got lung cancer when he was 4, we all grew closer. Luckily he is better now, and I feel like we've become a better family - even if it took something awful to bring us back together.
This probably sounds corny, but I'm grateful for all the experiences I've had, good and bad, as they've shaped who I am.. The good stuff keeps me dreaming and pushing forward; the not so good stuff gives me strength.. They work in duality, which is pretty nifty When it comes to the small things, I'm grateful for my creature comforts - namely my bed and coffee
My happiness is my son. Morning cuddles, hearing him call my name just to tell me those wonderful words "I lub you mum" (hes 2 so its lub). He keeps me going when times are tough & Im proud to have made him. My hopes are him growing up a strong healthy HAPPY man with a beautiful wife & my grandchildren hehe <3
I am grateful for my siblings - as I am one child of seven. I am grateful for my friends, but most of all my little girl, Johanna.️️
I'm thankful for my bratty little sister because she's SUPER annoying and rather irksome and never goes away. Which is good, because my family isn't all that close and she sort forces us to stop being separated and at least engage each other. She majorly adorable, and I will miss her bunches when I leave home and don't get to see as much. I'm also thankful for my Parents because despite our many disagreements I know that they will always love me dearly and that they'll always support me. I'm thankful for my friends the ones that I tell everything to, that know me like the back of my hand, the ones that would probably go to hell to save me. And I'm thankful for my brother who has autism because he's really come so far and I feel like even tho it's often very hard to connect with him when I do sit down and really try to, he's an awesome kid and I love him to death.